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Nitrogen Reliance: An Industrial Opportunity Too Good to Pass Up
There is no greater luck than having so much of something so useful. Nitrogen is a colourless, odourless gas that constitutes 78 percent of the Earth’s atmosphere. It is essential to the existence of life on the planet, especially for plants. In fact, the Royal Society of Chemistry even assigned a ‘wheat sheaf and lightning’ symbol to nitrogen, because of…
Air Energy at Quickstep
AIR ENERGY supports Australian high tech industry. Quickstep is an Australian listed company at the forefront of advanced composites manufacturing and technology development. Quickstep is the largest independent aerospace-grade advanced composite manufacturer in Australia. They manufacture using both traditional autoclave and leading edge out-of-autoclave production technologies for aerospace and automotive. Quickstep are currently partnering with some of the world’s largest…
Mining News2
Here at a NSW outback coal mining site Europress press fitting are again the material of choice. Easily transportable, NO NAKED FLAMES, no need to purge out lines, no gas bottles or expensive specialist labour. True to typical outback life, it is a case of get in get the job done, know that it is done right. Whether it is…
City High rise installation
AIR ENERGY will go to any lengths or heights to look after their customers. Here a new compressor is being installed by Air Energy in the Melbourne Southbank premises of the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine. Air Energy were selected to provide the best air compressor system and compressed air equipment to exacting standards of air purity and to project…
Award winning playground – with maxair pipe
CHELSEA BICENTENNIAL PARK The installer of the slides at this Award winning playground was faced with a dilemma on how to make the top edge of these inspiring slides safe for little fingers, until he found the answer in using maXair HDPE pipe to create a finish that was smooth, attractive and robust yet flexible enough to follow the curves.…